Items You'll Need:
1 package of yarn
1 18" straw wreath
Felt- complimentary colors to your yarn color
Hot Glue Gun
Scissors
Any other embellishments (i.e ribbon, letters, etc.)
Any other embellishments (i.e ribbon, letters, etc.)
Directions:
- Roll yarn into 2 medium sized balls. (This is helpful if you have smaller hands or having the kids make this.)
- Tie yarn around wreath, secure it with a tight knot. Then start to wrap yarn around wreath.
- It's okay to have small gaps like this because when you are done you can go back and fill them in. The first wreath I made I was uber perfectionist with it and had to fill every.single.gap. every time I wrapped the yarn around. Believe me you'll save time & patience not doing that.
- Wrap until you've reached the starting point. Then go over any bare places with the yarn. Once you are done tie another knot and trim excess yarn.
- Felt Flowers: I followed Danielle's tutorial.
Grab a piece of felt. |
Cut all 4 corners off. |
Cut a wavy border around the edges. |
Take the scissors and cut felt into a spiral. Then after cutting, wrap around your finger, scalloped side face palm and begin to wrap around until you've come to the end. |
Glue the flap to the bottom of your flower. |
Viola, a flower has bloomed! |
Thanks Adele, I think the hardest part is color coordinating since my local michaels does not have a ton of pretty felt colors. ;)
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